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This PR introduces an innovative debugging feature in Zed called the Debug Terminal.
How it works:
When you initiate a debug session, we respond to a
runInTerminal
reverse request by launching a terminal with specified parameters, includingenvs
and optionalargs
. This allows for direct program execution within the newly opened terminal and allows you to modify any env variables before each time you execute the program that you are trying to debug.For instance, during a JavaScript debug session, entering
node my_program.js
prompts the JavaScript debug adapter to automatically attach itself. This seamless integration is possible because the adapter is aware of both the process ID of your active Zed application and the spawned terminal.Configuration:
Debug terminal for JavaScript
Example:
Screen.Recording.2024-10-16.at.15.02.20.mov
/cc @Anthony-Eid I made the
program
value optional inside the DebugTaskDefinition